The National Review, Volume 8W.H. Allen, 1886 - English literature |
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Page 58
... Government ! Men have grieved or made merry , according to their humour , over what is called the Dual Control in Egypt . Yet the Government of England , the Government of the British Empire , is a standing Dual Control . of a more ...
... Government ! Men have grieved or made merry , according to their humour , over what is called the Dual Control in Egypt . Yet the Government of England , the Government of the British Empire , is a standing Dual Control . of a more ...
Page 59
Glorious Constitution , the Government consists only of those who are technically called the Government . It consists of what is called the Opposition as well ; the nominal Government yielding to or borrowing from the nominal Opposition ...
Glorious Constitution , the Government consists only of those who are technically called the Government . It consists of what is called the Opposition as well ; the nominal Government yielding to or borrowing from the nominal Opposition ...
Page 128
... Government Boards to Local Bodies in each county ; and a simi- lar transfer from the Grand Juries will have to take place in County Government . The Local Bodies , which we shall designate as County Boards , should be largely elective ...
... Government Boards to Local Bodies in each county ; and a simi- lar transfer from the Grand Juries will have to take place in County Government . The Local Bodies , which we shall designate as County Boards , should be largely elective ...
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